Single Turbo kits $799.00 Use coupon code for discounts!
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Single Turbo kits $799.00 Use coupon code for discounts! Some of you will remember this kit.
We will be making a run of these kits very soon.
They should be ready in 4-6 weeks.
Price $799.00 plus shipping
Requires truck manifolds.
Here are the benefits of this kit.
Retains the stock K-Member, That's about $650.00 you don't have to spend!
Retains the stock fans, That's about $300.00 you don't have to spend!
Retains the stock radiator.
NO cutting of the radiator support!!
Let me be clear about the oil return from the turbo, I recommend using a oil return pump.
However, we have customers that tell us that they ran the return hose
up and over the K-member and in the oil pan and the oil returns just fine.
We will be making a run of these kits very soon.
They should be ready in 4-6 weeks.
Price $799.00 plus shipping
Requires truck manifolds.
Here are the benefits of this kit.
Retains the stock K-Member, That's about $650.00 you don't have to spend!
Retains the stock fans, That's about $300.00 you don't have to spend!
Retains the stock radiator.
NO cutting of the radiator support!!
Let me be clear about the oil return from the turbo, I recommend using a oil return pump.
However, we have customers that tell us that they ran the return hose
up and over the K-member and in the oil pan and the oil returns just fine.
Last edited by Chris@CBR; Jul 12, 2014 at 03:01 PM.
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Could you please post some more pics of the kit installed? I did a search and some previous pics showed having to notch the factory k-member.
Could you post some pics of a completed kit with a cold side on to show ideas for how one would run?
Would a Turbonetics TC78 w/ a 1.15AR exhaust housing fit?
Would a generic ebay type 60mm wastegate fit?
Could you post some pics of a completed kit with a cold side on to show ideas for how one would run?
Would a Turbonetics TC78 w/ a 1.15AR exhaust housing fit?
Would a generic ebay type 60mm wastegate fit?
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What you see in this pic is included.
It comes setup with 2 bolt flange that fits Tial 38 mm style gates.
We use a Tail 38mm gate in the fixture when welding the WG flange.
I if you want to use a difference type or style of WG you will have to make those changes yourself.
The gate placement optimal and a 38mm gate will do the job on any turbo that will fit the kit.
We used a Turbonetics TC turbo in the building of this kit. That turbo can purchased with a 78mm comp wheel and 75mm turbine wheel.
The stock K-member will some adjustment on the passenger side. I heated the one in the pic's with a torch used a hammer to make the adjustment.
If your hammer is big enough you won't need a torch, Or you could just notch it with a saw. It doesn't take a whole lot to make it clear.
It comes setup with 2 bolt flange that fits Tial 38 mm style gates.
We use a Tail 38mm gate in the fixture when welding the WG flange.
I if you want to use a difference type or style of WG you will have to make those changes yourself.
The gate placement optimal and a 38mm gate will do the job on any turbo that will fit the kit.
We used a Turbonetics TC turbo in the building of this kit. That turbo can purchased with a 78mm comp wheel and 75mm turbine wheel.
The stock K-member will some adjustment on the passenger side. I heated the one in the pic's with a torch used a hammer to make the adjustment.
If your hammer is big enough you won't need a torch, Or you could just notch it with a saw. It doesn't take a whole lot to make it clear.
Last edited by Chris@CBR; Apr 10, 2014 at 01:57 PM.
